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The Week In Review
Wed 7th November to Tue 13th November
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Chiefs were told about pension payment changes, claims Treasury
12/11/18 - The people who are going to suffer from this are police officers and the public, says analyst. • The government continues to insist that chief constables were told about imminent pension changes that the service worries could cost 10,000 officer posts. Chief Secretary to the Treasury Elizabeth Truss has repeated the claim that upcomi
Special mission to keep cyber and fraud expertise in the service
12/11/18 - Force is developing 'police reserve' which is hoped will make use of accountants, bankers and former officers. • If police officers with cyber and fraud knowledge leave to join the private sector, is there a way for law enforcement to retain their talents? The special constabulary at City of London Police, the national lead for economic
Chief admits simply 'not enough officers' to respond to every crime
13/11/18 - Force says it cannot prioritise hate offences as high-impact ones go unresourced every day. • The chief constable of a force that issued divorce proceedings from a long-term alliance partner to ensure “better value-for-money” for communities has admitted high-impact crimes are still going unresourced every day – with no likelihood
- 13/11/18 - Woman to challenge decision not prosecute undercover officer
- 12/11/18 - Number of special constables falling towards all-time low
- 12/11/18 - Close protection officer 'grabbed photographer by windpipe', misconduct hearing told
- 13/11/18 - Special tried to use warrant card to prevent 'assault victim' calling police, misconduct hearing told
- 13/11/18 - CPS warned: Use 'full powers' of new laws to protect emergency workers
- 13/11/18 - Grenfell Tower inferno should have claimed all our lives, says officer
- 13/11/18 - Suspended inspector faces gross misconduct investigation
- 13/11/18 - Police on trail of illegal badger culler after breakthrough in forensic findings
- 09/11/18 - PC allowed mother to launder £126k through bank account, panel rules
- 13/11/18 - No plans to abolish reasonable grounds requirement for stop and search - minister
- 13/11/18 - National 'trans tool kit' for police launched
- 12/11/18 - Squatters stopped from taking over closed police stations
- 13/11/18 - Javid admits police numbers are 'part of the solution' to tackling violent crime
- 12/11/18 - Car being pursued by police crashed into family's vehicle
- 12/11/18 - Police van taken from station car park
- 08/11/18 - Protection officer who shot dead terrorist 'acted swiftly and professionally'
Features
Growing concern over rise in prison and probation suicides
Russell Webster investigates the latest, upsetting official statistics. • Over the last couple of years, many of us who work in the justice field have come to dread the quarterly publication of the Safety in Custody Statistics Bulletin. They have come to serve as a barometer of the state of our pri
- Public order policing done well in central London
- Detective casebook: Solving the largest acid attack in memory
Comment
First response
Dr Dave Sloggett considers how the public can be better prepared to save lives when they become involved in gang crime or terror-related events. • Running towards the commotion outside the Houses of Common Member of Parliament Tobias Ellwood did not think twice. He instinctively knew that something
Police Humour
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